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The Morning Star (International formed band)
The Morning Star is International rock 'n' roll band was founders and formed in 1963 by British-American musician Roger Hawkins, the original members former named as Roger Hawkins's The Morning Star Featuring the Lead Vocals of Andrew Nelson (1963-1965) and Roger Hawkins and The Morning Star (1966-1968), the current members named as The Morning Stars (1969 to presents). The hits of power ballads "The Loving at Home World". History Main articles: History of International Success in The Morning Star 'Future information: Roger Hawkins's The Morning Star timeline Before 60s (1923-1962) Andrew Nelson was born on May 22, 1923 in Hayes, Middlesex, England and Roger Hawkins was born on March 20, 1932 in Teddington, Middlesex, England. In 1938, Andrew Nelson plays banjos and guitars from singer educations from Latymer Upper School, she's finished school at the aged of sixteen to play guitarists and vocals in a swing dance floor. In 1949, educated at The Edward Latymer School Foundations (later as The Latymer School), he finished school at the age of seventh to play keyboards and vocals in a dance skiffle group performing for holiday makers. In 1952, working at Don Helena and the Trashy Women Band included hits songs of "Don't Members in Pieces", "Diamond Papers", "Memphis Dance Again", "Nothing Are Loves", "My Lonely House", "Over Again", "Loving at the First Sigh", and "Starting Over Man" was released by Honey Records, Ltd., the main character has four members is Don Helena (voices, bass), Robert Mohammed (vocals, rhythm guitar), John Stein (lead guitars, and Donald Loves (drums). In 1955, let's dancing in amazing future at Neil Youngstown and the Little Holmes Sextet including songs are "Maybe Baby", "For the Long Home Ending Ever", "End of the Working", "You're We've Very, Very Warm", "Became to the Loves Ending You", and "The Color of Money" was release from Grandstand Records Limited, his starting musicians with Neil Youngstown (led, bass), Donald Greene (voices, electric), Daryl Stein (vocals, guitar), Don Dale (sax), Joe Hawkins (woodwind), and Joey Sweets (drums). In 1959, when has Martin Williams and the Hootchie Kootchie Man included Lewis Richardson's label company Richardson Records at newest songs of "Hootchie Kootchie Man", "Baby Bones to Loves", "Today and Tomorrow", and "Because Loves of You (And Don't Comeback)", the character band is Martin Williams (Led, acoustic), Todd Holmes (voices, rhythm), Nathan Hearts - (vocals, bass), Don Gremlin (guitars), James Bowlers (upright basses), Don Young (sax), and Jake Greene (drums). In 1962, seven years later at Christopher Roberts and the Young Playboys in Master Records for new release singles of "Edges of Lonely Young", and "The Flying on My Mind", has beyond to release in musician included Christopher Roberts (led, bass), Don Mann (voice, guitars), Steve Neil (vocals, rhythm), Donald Gross (acoustic), Gregory Nelson (electric guitars), Nathan Young (upright basses), Steven Minds (sax) Donald Shaw (strings), and Max Mann (drums). Brian Edwards from British Invasion (1963-1967) Main article: Brain Edwards In 1963, the debut single "Once Down in Things", from the life of new managements studio Brain Edwards has years B-singles "You've Very, Very (Very Warm, Warm Ago)" released by Coming Records. In 1964, has signed with Coral Records subsidiary label Decca Records, Inc. (New York), his first album The Generations of World (1964), included title tracks. In 1965, the new signed with A&M Records in the U.S. for Herb Alpert included second albums Down With the Home Talking (1965) introducing tracks of "Somewhere at Last Closer". In 1967, the Canadian label of Quality Record Productions in third albums The Story of Fantasy (1967) included singles "The One Looking is Together Down". Non-British Invasion of Los Angeles era (1968-1977) In 1969, at friends of RCA Victor fourth albums Something is Gone (1969) his new lead singer of Roger Hawkins. In 1971, same is fifth albums World of the Morning (1971), included singles hits of "The Loving at Home World", end of disbanded in 1974. In 1977, the new band members of sixth albums The First Summer World is third and final RCA Victor albums trilogy. Current Release of Island Records and later years (1978-presents) In 1979, the first Island Records label and seventh albums The Nightmare (1979) and recorded at Compass Point Studios, it's was produced by Michael Lloyd (for Mike Curb Productions, Inc.) and mixed by Canadian-born American mixing Phil M. Butler. In 1982, his eighteen albums Never Later Times (1982), his last recording of Compass Point Studios. In 1986, his nineteen albums Nothing is Baby Look (1986) and new labels of ZTT Records, has solo albums in Hawkins debut albums Roger Hawkins Sings (1986). In 1987, his tenth albums The Life Story of The Morning Star (1987), aftermath of Roger Hawkins Plays Instrumentals (1987) his new Antilles New Directions label, the complication albums for Before: The Morning Star (1987) his final ZTT albums. In 1995, Andrew Nelson death in passed away on December 15, 1995. In 1996, his eleven albums Touch of Heavens his produced by Jim Capaldi (of Traffic fame) and Michael Lloyd (for Mike Curb Productions, Inc., his last to be produced by Lloyd), the title named as "Dedicated in Loving Memory of Andrew Nelson (1923-1995)". In 2008, his twelve albums A New Beginning, his new produced by American country singer/musician George Strait and recorded in Nashville, Tennessee. In 2012, his thirteen and final albums, The Story of Life About, his world new produced by Jazz musician and former Antilles New Directions label Jeff Beal, Todd Rundgren (of Utopia fame), and American country singer/musician George Strait and recorded at James Harrison's Canyon Sound Recordings in Nashville, Tennessee and Ocean Way Recorders in Los Angeles, California.